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The Chattanooga Rotary Club

The Chattanooga Rotary Club is a Tennessee historical marker in Tennessee., Hamilton County.

Public sidewalk, 100 M.L.K Boulevard, Chattanooga, Tennessee.

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Chartered by the State of Tennessee on January 14, 1914, the Chattanooga Rotary initially numbered twenty-four members and met at the former Hotel Patton. By the time of the Club's one hundredth anniversary, it consistently ranked in the top thirty Clubs in the world for membership and was noted as the home of International Rotary Club President John Germ. The Club has a rich tradition as the place where business leaders gather each Thursday at noon. “Service above Self” is not only the Club's motto but is also its mission.

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